Yes you can.Can I get the aspirin at Walmart?
How many roosters to hens do you have?
I agree, I'd keep her separated out until she fully heals.
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Yes you can.Can I get the aspirin at Walmart?
2 to 3, 4 including Mumma hen. We have 4 pullets who at the end of the month will be mature enough to lay eggs. They have just started clucking when I pick them up, but still chirp.Yes you can.
How many roosters to hens do you have?
I agree, I'd keep her separated out until she fully heals.
Sometimes too many males can create issues.2 to 3, 4 including Mumma hen. We have 4 pullets who at the end of the month will be mature enough to lay eggs. They have just started clucking when I pick them up, but still chirp.
And I’m highly aware at how bad the ratio is, and I’m watching for signs of overbreeding. The two of them get along surprisingly well which shocks me
I know that but currently we have no problems. I will separate them if I see problems but they both have established their hierarchy it seems.Sometimes too many males can create issues.
Separate males from the girls if there's more problems, keep your girls together if possible.
Sometimes you don't see the problems until the smack you right in the face. At one time I had my rooster, 2 cockerels, 10 hens/pullets of laying age and 2 younger pullets. The boys never fought. I only noticed the issue when I looked over one afternoon and saw one of my hens crouching down behind a rock in our front yard. Then after a few minutes she army crawled over to a clump of brush before finally dashing to the coop so she could lay. As she was running the two cockerels noticed her and started running for her. They tried to take turns mating her before I could make it over to rescue her from their antics. It took two full weeks of keeping the cockerels separated before the hens settled down and peace returned to the flock. I finally was able to give the cockerels away. Now I am determined to make sure the cockerels are gone by the time they reach 12 weeks old. Luckily, we have been able to place all of them in flocks of their own.I know that but currently we have no problems. I will separate them if I see problems but they both have established their hierarchy it seems.